23 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
Hamiota Echo
Location
Hamiota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
1
The piece argues animals possess moral systems and etiquette. It highlights dogs guarding bones, respect for property, and gendered behavior, noting pack justice and consequences for offenders. Squirrels also defend trees as property, enforcing woodland law through vigilance and restraint.
Isabella Smith born Inverness Shire Scotland came with her family to the river district. Her long life featured faith and pioneer hardships in Greenmont and Coomgarry areas. Survived by three daughters and several relatives, her funeral drew a large crowd despite severe weather.
A wedding was held Wednesday January 5 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Gutteridge. Eleanor Gertrude Hotell wed Robert Brooks of Hamiota with pastor Kiev officiating. Attendants were Belle Gatteridge and Ben Brooks. guests included many friends and relatives. The couple departed for Minneapolis after a reception hosted by the family.
A boy asks his mother about heredity and fate, trying to understand what a father’s traits mean for his own life. The scene shows a quiet family moment as the mother guides the child through the meaning of heredity and consequence.
In a clipped exchange a priest or practitioner questions the expected fine for pleading guilty. The judge notes the amount could be twelve dollars and thirteen cents, with the option of a higher penalty if the plea is not entered.
The notice reports Br Abbott's store closing due to Mr Abbott's illness and Mrs Abbott's heavy burden managing the business. It expresses sympathy and wishes for a speedy recovery for both Abbots.
The text notes a February convention in Wisconsin for agricultural societies. Attendees include Elliott and McCurigg observing the Howe Beem vice in the Branch Chamber. The events mention grain exhibits and livestock education held during January with emphasis on agricultural growers and conventions.
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